Sentence examples for endless variables from inspiring English sources
Unlike the games themselves, with their zero-sum results, the draft allows for endless variables.
Armed with a bank of computers, Mr. Dukhovny's analysts can spit out plans by the dozens, factoring in endless variables.
The book's baking chapter is its most abstruse, because the endless variables in bread making have such nerd appeal.
Moreover, if my recent experience at La Becasse is anything to go by then, even allowing for the endless variables that could derail such a hugely ambitious project, Murchison might just pull this off.
With all the endless variables in the evolution of any real human dwelling place, not even an enterprise equipped with yottabytes of data will necessarily be able to forestall all the emergent vexations that fate and time might gin up for it.
There are endless variables like weather, pest populations, soil type, finances, and more that come into play.
Instead it is tribute to football's basic difficulty, its endless human variables, that City's attempts to become the greatest team on earth should boil down, for now, to the slightly fraught personal relationship between a 33‑year‑old inherited part and a super‑manager who seems to have become obsessed with "second balls", to be in his own way agreeably drunk on English football.
"But bamboo was the hardest," Burr said, looking back over eight years of trying seemingly endless combinations of variables to trigger bamboo to regenerate in a test tube.
"But bamboo was the hardest," Mr. Burr said, looking back over eight years of trying seemingly endless combinations of variables to trigger bamboo to regenerate in a test tube.
He wrote a computer algorithm to project how clouds move and change shape as they move across the sky — one of the most complex and chaotic phenomena on earth, influenced by an endless set of variables.
The basic stages are not complex but the variables are endless, which allows for the enormous variety of cheeses that can be found around the world.
